Resident Power instead of PSNH for elec?

[Pawporri]

It will be more than $6. There will be a rise in delivery costs in January, as well, but for Resident Power customers it will remain the same. Right now I actually pay .002 cents more than PSNH rate on kwh. but the lower PSNH rate was due to state penalties. In Jan. it will increase to about 3 cents more per kwh which is quite substantial. Thus PSNH customers will get a double whammy when delivery & kwh both increase.
Many people on fixed incomes count every penny because they do add up over the months and years.

I also belong to Our Town Energy Alliance which provides huge savings in heating fuels. Propane, for example, costs me over $1.00 less per gallon than their
regular clientele. OTEA can be googled and it is a NH based company.

[seamusnh]

Originally Posted by unit731

Yes, go ahead and save your $6.00 per month.

It took about 5 minutes to fill out the form and send it in. $6 per month. $72 per year. $720 in a decade. Why give that to PSNH? I'd like to see more competition, not less....

[derryman]

And it's being offerred in the middle of winter? I don't have access to historical rates, but wouldn't this be a high rate point in the year? I'm reluctant to commit to that. A 25% discount, which they were tempting us with, sounds great; an 8% discount with risk, less so.